Hearthpwn

I don't really think this deck does what this quest sets out to achieve. Let me explain.

This quest is REALLY good against tempo/midrange decks. It gives the N'Zoth decks some form of greater stall against these decks. Usually what happens with N'Zoth priest is that they play their deathrattle minions and trade so that they die. Their opponent thus gets to go face more often, and generally has minions/spells of more proactive quality. Then, by the time the priest player draws N'Zoth or has the mana to play him, he is at risk of dying to burst damage, or just his opponents board.

This card negates that entirely. If you manage to drop Amara, Warden of Hope before your N'Zoth turn, it defeats that strategy. That is what makes this quest so good. However, that being said, if you only have 7 deathrattles (9 if you ALWAYS use Mirage Caller on a deathrattle) you are unlikely to complete the quest unless you draw at least 90% of your deck. By then, the tempo/midrange decks will have already killed you, and the quest will have just been a dead card.

I believe you need either a few more deathrattles (Mistress of Mixtures especially) or some more cycle (Wild Pyromancer and Acolyte of Pain). The latter might be better, since you already run double Circle of Healing. Also, don't forget Barnes, Spiritsinger Umbra, or even Herald Volazj if you want to add some spice.

I think it's a little crazy to think that you will ever have the time to both generate and cast 6 random spells in 6 turns. Hypothetically it's possible, but drawing in hearthstone rarely happens so perfectly. That's even conceding you drew every part of the combo on curve, and most of the spells you drew not only have valid targets, but cost three or less. This seems like a "revamped" freeze mage type deal. You are right on the infinite combo though, I believe that will be what it's used for.

Maybe Sunwalker? Sylvanas is one of the best legendaries in the game though. I would get her ASAP.

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Possibility of infinite value with Flamewaker and Sorcerer's Apprentice though.

Alright look guys. Either bring this to personal messaging or take it somewhere else, because this belongs on a whole different thread. Sorry for my involvement.

Alright man. My fingers are out of steam. We'll just have to agree to disagree I guess. I just think Hearthstone is a lot of fun, and I'm going to play it because that's how it is for me. It isn't a grind for me to play HS no matter what deck I'm playing, because I enjoy the game. Sure, I'm a huge fanboy of HS, because it's an enjoyable experience every time I play. So you saying what your saying won't do much for me. I was just trying to get you to see that it's all about how much you like the game. I guess if you aren't as into the game as me, you wouldn't care about all that. Sorry to get you all up in arms. 

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I disagree. I don't think strength should be any factor in deciding whether a card should be legndary or not. That can only lead to the game becoming pay-to-win. Cards should be good because they are good and everybody should have equal amount of resources. the only thing rarity should impact is how much of a gimmick a given card is. The fact that the 7+ slots are almost entirely dominated by epic and legendary cards is a very bad thing and is actually a major contributing factor in the prelevance of aggro decks.

Yes high mana drops should be scary, they should be a win conditions in on themselves, they should require an answer and they should in some respects be as risky to play as they are to face, but no, they shouldn't necessarily be legendary.

The problem isn't that you can play aggro decks like face Shaman or Zoo without legendaries. The problem is that I don't want to. I want to play control. I want to play big drops. I want to play big scary things that are impressive, but no I do NOT want to pay for that in a free to play game.

Scamaz at it again! He just wants my dreams to stay dreams!

That is the question indeed.

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So its a big arcane nullifier, a part of a super popular tribe but still didn't see much play. I wonder how a non-mech, legendary, high cost version would be?

Except its a Warlock card . . .

Dat purple outline though.

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beast warlock confirmed...

Yeah. Most of the big Dragon cards have pretty strong effects, so it's no wonder that most of them are Legendaries. You know them, your Ysera, Alexstrasza, the like. Strong enough that non-dragon decks play them, so I feel like having them as a legendary is only right. Legendaries are usually later game, and later game cards are designed generally around value, but I would say that a large amount of them are far too situational to be put to use, unless the deck really calls for it. Obviously you have cards like Dr. Boom, Sylvanas Windrunner, things like this that are very good in most decks. But I disagree that most balanced legendaries are 1.5 of a card. They by the majority have a lot of value simply because the higher up you go on the mana curve, the more legendaries you will encounter. Due to the nature of the game the more value based cards will naturally be up there. Brann Bronzebeard, Sir Finley Mrrgglton, these are good cards, but they're cards you can't just put anywhere. They only help supplement your already good deck, because they're low drops, and like most other low drops, don't have a game changing effect, like . . . high drops. Ragnaros the Firelord, Tirion Fordring, yes they're fucking awesome, but it's your whole turn on turn 8. Tirion gets silenced or Rag gets BGHed, there are even ways to deal with these big drops. But they should be scary, because they cost A LOT of mana. They do take up a large amount of the late game neutral arsenal, but I feel that you can play face decks like Face Shaman, Face Hunter, or board centric decks like Demon Zoolock, Dragon Priest, and not have to have many legendaries. Sure they can make the deck have a backup plan. But these decks were designed to win early to midgame and finish the game before the LATE late game ever comes. So yeah. And honestly, even though this is the mana slot that Dragon decks have been looking for, I don't believe this is the card to fit it. They need something that provides more tempo. This isn't tempo enough, I don't feel.

Yeah. It was just a joke. Hence the . . . ah . . . Kappa.

He is speaking on the one from Adventure/Tavern Brawls mode.

I am also curious on the effects, if any, that the slime has.